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Time is ticking for marine scientists at the Ningaloo Reef trying to find heat resilient coral colonies to protect and replicate while reefs bleach around them.

In a few days world leaders will descend on Glasgow for the United Nations climate change talks. Much depends on it. We know climate change is already

Abstract Peesey Swamp on southern Yorke Peninsula, southern Australia, is a north-northwesterly—south-southeasterly trending lowland depression, approximately 24 km long and 4 to 10 km wide. The richly fossiliferous mollusc and foraminiferal faunal assemblages of the last interglacial Glanville Formation in Peesey Swamp indicate that the paleoenvironment was a low- to medium-energy, sheltered sandflat to shallow-water seaway during the Last Interglacial Maximum (Marine Isotope Substage [MIS] ...

Date Time WA coastal flooding risk rising rapidly, study reveals Scientists from The University of Western Australia have analysed WA coastal data from the last 50 years and found extreme sea levels leading to coastal flooding are rapidly increasing. The study, published in Earth’s Future, shows that a combination of sea level rise and climate cycle factors unique to WA will likely accelerate coastal flooding risks in the future. Image: Port Beach erosion. The research highlights the large ta...

Warmer waters have been pulled south along the WA coast. Picture: BOM. Weather by Benedict Brook 1st Mar 2021 7:57 PM A rare and potentially damaging climate phenomenon has caused temperatures to soar in the waters off the Western Australia coast. Its partly down to the La Nina climate driver - but its having a different effect in Australias west to its east. Climate scientists have said there is a "growing risk" from these so-...

Ended in a section of the indian ocean thats being searched right now, would it make sense, would it be possible that this piece of debris could are washed out 190 miles south of perth. >> six hours i would have told you the current is going the other way. we have gone down on small currents. not the gyre. a little bit closer to home. closer to australia, there are some smaller currents. one here that could potentially take where we are now back toward australia and then down here to the leeuwin...